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Well you know, government needs a warrant unless a group of unelected people decide they don't, meaning the warrant is essentially a dead concept to the citizen because none of us can ever know when they'll decide they don't need one. NSA and justice department have repeatedly defended their...

Interesting. I mean it makes sense, a US company should be subject to US laws and shouldn't be able to find a loophole in simply putting it on a raft and kicking it away from the shore. Granted the government here considers a warrant to be an outdated concept anyway so...

Tried checking the return from any other network?

PayPal isn't so bad. If you can comprehend just a fraction of the shit they get every day you can understand why they sometimes do what they do.

Well I gotta say props to GVH for sharing screenshots of whmcs log and access logs. That's so much more than I'd expect of some others. Maybe this issue is more complex than it looks. No excuses for some security failures but if I asked everyone who has made a mistake or oversight to raise their...

It's really incredible what you can do with a little apache and some .htaccess. If you're willing, you can effectively mod_rewrite yourself out of most common uses for mod_sec, and I wish more people understood apache doesn't execute a php cron in your crontab, it doesn't need to be accessible...

Meh, you know PCI compliance and most vulnerability scans are useless and serve mostly to milk money from those who don't know any better. In this market it's both easier and more beneficial to just not be stupid and read documentation...which so many people just can't seem to be bothered to do.

Odd no POST in there, unless it's elsewhere.

How does one not log all web server activity, or if one does, how does one not instantly know what happens?

Dear lord... https://copy.com/ulZUpFl1nzxpM3U3 That's only about half of them too. If their host had a certain mascot in Florida I'd tell them what happened in 3 minutes ;)

"the vps has parallels plesk" Followed by suggestions that updating is safe. I sense fun times ahead. Good luck with plesk. If you look at it wrong it breaks, and when it breaks it breaks bad.

Definitely a lot to be said for the reliability of cPanel. Memory is cheap, and this makes it fly: https://github.com/Prajithp/ApacheBooster

It does for most of us, but some users have a problem with the default ACL in place. In your case it's mostly that your ISP was listed in the RBL that was set by default.

Well, it should solve one problem at least. Make sure you're on centos, I think the configuration has some small differences in the Debian packages.

Yeah that's the one. Sorry I forgot to warn you of that. Any IP on the system works as long as you haven't forced exim to bind to a single address.

If you dropped in the exim.conf it has the IP set that mail is sent out from, currently set to the IP active for outgoing mail on mxroute.

Nope, I don't use it.

Yep. It's definitely zpanel no question about it. Whether it's specific to their code or software versions they install I don't know but I have only seen this with zpanel installed.

 Wait, wait. I don't meet enough people that watch Archer. So...I love you. Phrasing? Seriously, ramnode is awesome. The only flaw that I find in the work that Nick does is that a client is at risk of forgetting he exists, because quite frankly you have a harder time remembering things that...

Sorry, just logged in for today. Spamhaus doesn't like dynamic IP addresses and they like to list dynamic ranges. Go ahead and just cut them out of /etc/exim/dnsbl.conf (at least on centos, may vary on Debian based OS) and restart exim. I actually just have that file empty for mxroute now, I'd...